‘no more poetry’ editors daniel ward and Joshua Edward speak to poets Rachel Schenberg and Jordi Infeld about their new book Certainly (certainly). Inspired by the 3:15 Experiment (Mayer, Hofer, Dinsmore, Brown) the poets have written a poem at 1:53am each day for 30 days.
The panel discussion and poetry reading will focus on somatic, embodied writing rituals and exercises as valuable parameters for poetic and philosophical exploration. The reading will explore a range of different ritualized writing tasks, focusing on themes of motivation, inspiration, collaboration and purpose.
Auslan interpreting is available upon request, please use contact link below. Requests must be sent at least 10 days prior to event.
daniel ward Speaker
no more poetry
Joshua Edward Speaker
no more poetry
Rachel Schenberg Speaker
Author, Certainly (certainly)
Jordi Infeld Speaker
Author, Certainly (certainly)
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‘no more poetry’ editors daniel ward and Joshua Edward speak to poets Rachel Schenberg and Jordi Infeld about their new book Certainly (certainly). Inspired by the 3:15 Experiment (Mayer, Hofer, Dinsmore, Brown) the poets have written a poem at 1:53am each day for 30 days.
The panel discussion and poetry reading will focus on somatic, embodied writing rituals and exercises as valuable parameters for poetic and philosophical exploration. The reading will explore a range of different ritualized writing tasks, focusing on themes of motivation, inspiration, collaboration and purpose.
Auslan interpreting is available upon request, please use contact link below. Requests must be sent at least 10 days prior to event.
daniel ward Speaker
no more poetry
Joshua Edward Speaker
no more poetry
Rachel Schenberg Speaker
Author, Certainly (certainly)
Jordi Infeld Speaker
Author, Certainly (certainly)